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Hao Chen from Raku with host Courtney Roulston. Picture by Vic Silk.

Hatted chef from Canberra's Raku serves up a spectacular demo.

'Rock star' welcome for chef Hao at Narooma Oyster Festival

Riding high, Jill with her fellow competitors in Australia's Biggest Oyster competition. Picture by Vic Silk.

Possible world record set at Narooma Oyster Festival 2024.

Could Jill be the world's biggest oyster right now?

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Strike Force Implant was established to investigate the circumstances surrounding the public place shooting at Denhams Beach.

Second man charged over Denhams Beach shooting

Carla Mascarenhas

Molly Ticehurst's death in Forbes sparked calls for action on addressing domestic violence in regional NSW. Picture supplied

Regional NSW is more dangerous for women than Sydney.

Revealed: the worst local government locations for domestic violence

The lights are off and nobody is home at Mogo Day Surgery. Picture by Vic Silk

Mogo Day Surgery closure is the last straw for the Carpenters.

Deepening healthcare crisis sends Eurobodalla couple packing

Ben Smyth

Mobile phone customers are urged to check if their device is compatible with modern networks ahead of the June 30 closure of Telstra's 3G network. File picture

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Telstra's 3G mobile network is scheduled to switch off on June 30, with the thousands of Australians yet to upgrade their phones likely to lose services.

Easy way to check if your phone will stop working when 3G network switches off

Tim the Yowie Man

While in town for the chestnut festival, check out Hoskinstown's Catholic church, and the facade of the former Victoria Hotel (now a private residence). You can also see remnants of the old Captains Flat branch railway line. Pictures supplied, Tim the Yowie Man 

Chestnut-flavoured gelato? Yep, it's a thing.

This Mother's Day, why not go nuts in Hoskinstown?

Glenn Ellard

I am too old, too busy, too tired and too unmotivated to ever have a six-pack.

Grumpy Old Man: Real men do not have six-packs of abdominal muscles

All the vocalists on show. Picture supplied.

Good fun with The Band of the Royal Military College Duntroon.

The greatest musical chameleons in the industry tour Far South Coast

The Goldner String Quartet will be performing Sunday, May 5. Photo supplied.

Learn about the dangers of silica, or adopt a pet. Find out all the happenings around the Eurobodalla shire with our regularly updated noticeboard

Eurobodalla Community Noticeboard, May 3

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Check out the fabulous feast of sculptures on the Batemans Bay foreshore and across the road in the old Ned Kelly building. You have until September 10 to vote in the People’s Choice.

Think Big by John Fitzmaurice, of North Avoca.

Anton Poon with his bridge built from mahjong pieces. Anton is from Canberra.

Part of Mary Watson's Made in Australia range, Ned Kelly.

Jesse Graham's Vulcor flies above the indoor sculpture show.

Organisers extraordinaire of the Sculpture on Clyde show Janet Kininmonth, David (Mr Positive) Maclachlan, Alison Miers, Maggie Brennan and Jeannie Brewer.

Jacob England, who scoured the Clyde River for pieces to make his large exhibit, made up of many tiny details.

Details from Instrument 1 to 24, by Jacob England, who scoured the Clyde River for pieces to make his large exhibit, made up of many tiny details.

Levitating Man by Jesse Graham, carried away by his thoughts.

Penny Rhino by Jesse Graham. Made with pennies, except the horn.

Tasmanian artist David Hamilton's Sky Probe. 

Matt Fraser and Peter Rich and entertain the crowd at Friday's opening.

Turtle Crossing from WA, by Mikaela Castledine.

Icebreaker by Maxine Price, of Jerrabomberra.

Made from old fishing nets, Sally Simpson, of Wamboin, contributed a family of eye-catching woven works, Ritual Masks.

Ned's Sister, On the Run, by Paul Dimmer.

Curriculum Vitae, by Edward Willson, of Bermagui, made of granite.

Buoyansea by Jesse Graham, permanently fixed to Pelican Point on Beach Road. Many people have already been seen getting their photos taken with it.

Sculpture on Clyde

More feasting at Sculpture on Clyde

More fabulous sculptures from the Batemans Bay foreshore. You have until 2pm on September 10 to vote.

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